Take time to be friendly-it is a way of happiness

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Between two evils, choose neither.

Between two goods, choose both

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The shortest way to do many thing is to do a single thing at a time

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Think you are well, and all that is well with you.

And nature will read your thoughts and make them true

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Be true to yourself and others. Do not try to

appear better or greater than what you are

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Troubles which are tackled instead of being talkedabout,

dissappear like mist before the morning sun

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Undertake not what you cannot perform

but be careful to keep your promise

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Forget injuries, but never forget kindness

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Learn something new each day-keep your eyes,

ears and most of all your mind open

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Pray as if everything depended work

as if everything depended on you

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In success and failure, in sunshine and rain,

in prosperity and adversity be at peace

with the world and with yourself

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The way you manage your time determnes

your success or failure as a man

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Honour the chief. There must be a head of everything

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Be glad and rejoice in the other fellow’s success. Study his methods

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Do not attempt to do a thing unless you are sure of yourself;

but don’t relinquish it simply because someone else is not sure of you

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Do not express dislike for a person

when (s)he is not present to offer a defence

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Prayer is the first duty in life; And to plead

lack of time for it is an insult to GOD

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Who agree like bell; they want nothing but hanging

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Anger is a short madness.

Don’t allow it to ruin longstanding reations

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Nothing is bad but it might have been worse

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Loyalty to friends and loyalty to certain basic

principles are essential to success in any sphere

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Instead of feeling inferior because someone else can do

something you cannot do, concentrate on

what you can do that others cannot

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To be angry is to revenge the fault of others on us

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As heat conserved is transmitted into energy,

so can anger controlled can be transmitted into a power

which can move the world